Help with Dim statement

[hjackson]

Good afternoon all,
I just bought and downloaded RB and am looking forward to learning it. I have some soecific uses in mind.

I am trying to convert a main window demo program I am working on in LB and ran into aproblem right off the bat with a dim statemant.
I get an error on the following


Dim gColname$(0), gRowset$(1,1), gColRow(2), info$(1,1), gTmpTable$(10000),gTable$(1000)



Unexpected code at end of line: Dim gColname$(0), gRowset$(1,1), gColRow(2), info$(1,1), gTmpTable$(10000),gTable$(1000)

there is now line wrap in the code
can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong

Thank's
Hank

[Jerry Muelver]

Try it with just one array per statement:

dim gColname$(0)
dim gRowset$(1,1)
dim gColRow(2)
dim info$(1,1)
dim gTmpTable$(10000)
dim gTable$(1000)


[mikeukmid]

Try this:

Dim gColname$(0)
Dim gRowset$(1,1)
etc.

Like LB, RB does not appear to support multiple dims on one line.

Mike

[Brent]

The following works:
Dim gColname$(0)
Dim gRowset$(1,1)
Dim gColRow(2)
Dim info$(1,1)
Dim gTmpTable$(10000)
Dim gTable$(1000)
Apparently DIM doesn't allow a list.